Every project type we have delivered since 2014, with the count behind it, and case notes written the way a peer would want to read them.
Breadth is what separates a KNX integrator from a smart-home dealer. Residential, commercial, industrial and higher-education work each has its own list below. A lecture-theatre exam scene, a warehouse aisle release, a hotel vacant set-back, a guardhouse boom barrier, a maximum-demand shedding sequence, a museum lux limit and a prayer-time lighting schedule are all the same bus and completely different engineering. Here is what has actually been delivered, by type. 50 types sit in the four sectors, plus 17 cross-sector types for community buildings, estate infrastructure and system rescue.
Demonstration scenes, guided sequences and a reset routine that survives a thousand walk-throughs.
Repeated type-unit template rolled out per unit with serialised device schedules.
Lobby, corridor, gym, pool deck and function room on scheduled and occupancy-driven scenes.
Whole-home lighting, air-conditioning scheduling, gate and alarm integration.
Multi-zone lighting, shading, climate and security across three or more levels.
Cinema, multi-room audio, full shading and climate integration on a single bus.
Identical package deployed across a phase, with a common documentation standard.
Large tactile plates, night paths, fall-safe lighting and simple carer overrides.
Load priority and shedding logic tied to state of charge and generation.
Base-build lighting zoning, daylight harvesting and metering ready for tenant split.
Tenant scenes and control tied back into the landlord base-build system.
Trading-hours scenes, secure-area logic and after-hours lockdown.
Bookable-room logic, occupancy release and per-zone energy allocation.
Work and after-hours modes, presence-driven lighting, remote access.
Presentation, video-call and cleaning scenes with AV and blind integration.
Tunable white for colour-critical work, presence control, energy dashboard.
Welcome, sleep and vacant modes with energy set-back on unoccupied rooms.
Layered lobby scenes, ballroom presets for banquet, conference and cleaning.
Standalone villa control reporting into a central operations view.
Simple guest interface over a managed back-end with housekeeping status.
Day, dinner and late scenes with signage and exhaust scheduling.
Heritage-sensitive routing and surface finishes, full ambience control.
Trading-hours scenes, feature-lighting sequences and back-of-house control.
Open, trade, closing and stocktake scenes with façade signage timing.
Vehicle spotlight scenes, tunable white and after-hours display mode.
Aisle lighting zones with refrigeration and cold-aisle monitoring.
Consult, procedure and waiting-room scenes with after-hours security.
Day, night and nurse-round lighting in wards, with corridor set-back after lights-out.
Aisle-by-aisle zoning with occupancy release on idle lines.
Racking-aisle presence control and roof-light-linked dimming with maintained lux.
Temperature logging, door-open alerts and out-of-band escalation.
Gowning, corridor and sub-fab plant areas controlled outside the classified envelope.
Staggered plant start-up and priority shedding to flatten the monthly peak.
Status, run-hours and changeover events surfaced to the operations view.
Loads scheduled against generation and state of charge.
Charger allocation capped against the building incomer.
Aisle lighting on approach, plant-room control and environmental alarms into the NOC.
Shift-linked schedules for offices, canteens, prayer rooms and change rooms.
Plant run to production calendar, with run-hours and fault alarms per machine.
Presentation, lecture-capture, exam and cleaning scenes driven from one lectern plate.
Bench and fume-cupboard zones, after-hours lock-out and out-of-hours alarm routing.
Occupancy-led stack lighting, 24-hour study zones and closing-sequence scenes.
Per-room AC and lighting limits, vacant set-back and semester-break shutdown.
Exam, convocation-rehearsal and event presets with run-time limits on cooling.
Office-floor zoning, meeting-room logic and metering per faculty cost centre.
Wireless KNX retrofit room by room during semester breaks, no wall hacking.
Sub-metering per building and faculty, rolled up for the estates office and GBI reporting.
Astronomical-clock switching, curfew dimming and safe-route lighting after dark.
Per-court switching, booking-linked timers and tournament lighting presets.
Ceremony, rehearsal and house-light sequences coordinated with AV.
Simple teacher controls, bell-linked schedules, holiday shutdown.
Prayer-time lighting and air-conditioning driven by local azan timings.
Service, festival and caretaker scenes on a single wall plate.
Bookable-hall lighting, air-conditioning run-time limits and usage logging.
Lux and exposure limits on sensitive works, curated scene changes.
Boom barriers, perimeter beams, panic alerts and CCTV event triggers.
Astronomical-clock scenes, festival modes and storm-safe operation.
Occupancy-linked dimming with CO-driven fan staging.
Pump, dosing and feature-lighting schedules with fault alerting.
Zoned watering with rain skip and leak detection on the water meter.
Floor-access rules by time and tenant, with full event logging.
Bus read back, ETS project and group addresses rebuilt, system re-documented.
Proprietary controls replaced or bridged, ending single-vendor lock-in.
Addressable luminaires brought under KNX with per-fitting fault reporting.
End-of-life hardware swapped block by block against an agreed budget.
Developer-side snagging closed out with a traceable record per unit.
Condition, documentation and residual-life report before an asset changes hands.
Not on the list? It has most likely been done once or twice and has not yet earned a row of its own. Describe the building and the constraint, and we will tell you honestly whether KNX is the right answer, or whether something simpler would serve you better.
Client names stay confidential unless they have told us otherwise, so these are described the way a peer would want to read them: what the constraint was, what was engineered, and what was handed over.
Residential
Developer bulk rollout, 2 blocks
One type-unit engineered and signed off, then replicated per unit with its own ETS sub-project and serialised device schedule. Released floor by floor to follow the vacant-possession programme.
Residential
Developer launch package
A guided demonstration sequence a sales consultant can run in ninety seconds, plus a reset routine that returns the unit to its opening state after every viewing. Programmed so a thousand walk-throughs cannot leave it in a broken scene.
Residential
Type-unit template, replicated per unit
One unit is engineered, programmed, tested and signed off as the template. Every subsequent unit is a replication with its own ETS sub-project, serialised device schedule and test sheet, so programming cost per unit falls sharply after the first.
Commercial
Landlord base-build plus tenant fit-out
Base-build lighting zoned and metered so tenant consumption splits cleanly, then tenant scenes layered on top without touching the landlord logic. After-hours waste was the first thing the data exposed.
Commercial
Guest-room management, phased
Welcome, sleep and vacant modes per room with energy set-back on unoccupied stock. Rolled out one floor at a time so the hotel never stopped trading.
Industrial
High-bay zoning and demand control
Aisle-by-aisle high-bay zoning with occupancy release on idle lines, plus staggered plant start-up and priority shedding to flatten the monthly maximum-demand charge.
Residential
Estate infrastructure and landed phase
Guardhouse, boom barriers, perimeter beams and panic alerting tied into the same bus as landscape and streetscape lighting, with an identical home package repeated across the landed phase.
Residential
Three generations, one set of plates
Floor-level night paths that light on the first step out of bed, large tactile plates the grandparents can read without glasses, and a carer override that brings every light in the house up from one button.
Residential
Cinema, audio, shading and climate on one bus
Motorised shading, multi-room audio and a cinema scene coordinated with the interior designer, with the plate schedule fixed before the joinery was drawn so every plate sits in the veneer exactly where it was detailed.
Commercial
Common-area scenes and feature lighting
Trading-hours scenes across the concourse with a tunable-white gradient through the feature cove, plus back-of-house and service-corridor control on the same system.
Higher Education
Lecture theatres and laboratories
Presentation, exam and cleaning scenes with sequenced blackout blinds, driven from one plate at the lectern so teaching staff never need a manual.
Commercial
Boutique café, conservation constraints
Full ambience control delivered without cutting into original fabric: surface routing agreed with the conservation consultant, plates recessed only where the wall build-up already allowed it.
Commercial
Managed office tower, no documentation
Original integrator uncontactable, no ETS file, no passwords, nobody willing to touch the panel. We read the live bus, rebuilt the project and group addresses, re-labelled the panel and took over maintenance.
Every Sector
How every panel leaves our bench
Device labelling, combed twisted-pair runs, segregation from mains, spare capacity stated and the wiring diagram in the door pouch. This is the difference between a system you can service in ten minutes and one nobody dares open.
Every Sector
What actually gets signed off
Bus voltage and loading verified, telegram traffic monitored under load, every circuit and every zone tested against a written sheet, then a functional test witnessed by the consultant or owner before handover.
Commercial
Occupancy-linked lighting and CO ventilation
Aisles dim to a safe standby level and lift to full on detection, while extract fans stage against CO rather than running flat out. One of the fastest paybacks in any building because the load runs all day.
Commercial
Architectural scene control
Astronomical-clock switching with curfew dimming, festival colour scenes for Raya, Chinese New Year and Deepavali, and an automatic safe state when the weather station reports high wind or heavy rain.
Commercial
Prayer-time lighting and cooling
Lighting and air-conditioning follow the daily prayer schedule instead of running all day, with a manual override for Friday and Ramadan. A small scope that quietly removes a large share of an idle building load.
Industrial
Charger load capped to the incomer
Charger output is allocated dynamically against measured building load, so bays can be added without upgrading the incoming supply and without pushing the monthly maximum-demand charge.
Every Sector
Plate selection for an interior package
Five plate families sampled against the material palette before a single back box was set out, so the plate schedule went into the tender drawings rather than being decided on site.
Industrial
Racking aisles, loading dock and yard
Every racking aisle lights on forklift approach and releases after it leaves, with roof-light dimming along the picking faces. Dock lighting follows the booked bay schedule instead of burning all night.
Industrial
Gowning, corridors and sub-fab plant
Everything around the classified envelope: gowning rooms, grey corridors and sub-fab plant, controlled and alarmed without touching the validated cleanroom systems. Every change goes through the client change-control form.
Industrial
Maximum-demand control and staggered start
Compressors, chillers and oven banks brought up in a timed sequence after every shift change, with non-critical loads shed in priority order as the half-hour demand window approaches its target.
Industrial
Cold-room monitoring and escalation
Temperature logged per cold room for the audit trail, door-open alarms after a set time, and escalation by SMS to the on-call supervisor if nobody acknowledges within ten minutes.
Industrial
White space lighting and plant alarms
Cold-aisle lighting that follows the engineer rather than burning around the clock, plant-room and leak alarms passed to the NOC, and a bus topology with no single point of failure in the control path.
Higher Education
Hostel energy control, 1,200 rooms
Air-conditioning in every room limited to agreed hours and set back when the keycard leaves, with a single command that shuts whole blocks down for the semester break. Rolled out one block per break.
Higher Education
24-hour study zone and stack lighting
Stacks light on occupancy and fall back to a maintained minimum, the 24-hour study zone runs independently, and a staged closing sequence clears each floor before the building is secured.
Higher Education
Exam, event and convocation presets
Exam mode locks lighting at full uniform level and blinds down so nothing changes mid-paper. Event and rehearsal presets sit on the same plate, and cooling run-time is capped when the hall is booked but empty.
Higher Education
142 rooms over two semester breaks
A wireless KNX plate beside each door, presence control in the ceiling and one room template cloned 142 times. Delivered only inside the semester breaks, so no teaching hour was lost.
Higher Education
Metering per faculty for the estates office
Every faculty building sub-metered and rolled up into one monthly report for the estates office, so energy is charged back to the faculty that used it and the green-building evidence is already assembled.
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